An agent is only useful when it can do something. We build agents that call your systems, check the real numbers before they answer, and hand over to a person at the point where they should stop.
Tool-using agents wired to your own data and services, not a chat box over a document
Hard limits in code, so an agent cannot offer what it has no ability to deliver
Handover rules that route to a person with the context already gathered
Agent is live
CustomerCan I get this delivered tomorrow?
Krody agentChecking stock and delivery coverage…
Live lookup · stock · courier · delivery zone
Krody agentYes. It’s available and tomorrow is open.
Most operational pain is a person moving data from one screen to another. We find those steps, automate the ones that are safe to automate, and leave a clear record of what ran.
Mapping the process as it actually happens, not as the manual describes it
Scheduled and event-driven jobs with retries, idempotency and dead-letter handling
Alerts that reach a person when something needs judgement
01 · IncomingNew requestFrom a customer
02 · AI checkUnderstand contextData + rules
03 · DecideSafe to complete?Stock · policy · timing
Your store, your calendar, your payment provider and your inbox each hold part of the picture. We join them — carefully, because an integration that is wrong is worse than one that does not exist.
Two-way syncs with a defined source of truth, so the two systems cannot drift apart
Signed, verified webhooks with replay protection and delivery logs
Public APIs for your own product, with keys, scoping and rate limits
Every business eventually outgrows the spreadsheet. We build the internal system that replaces it — with the permissions, the audit trail and the reporting that a spreadsheet never had.
Multi-tenant data models with row-level access control enforced in the database
Roles and per-capability permissions an owner can delegate without a developer
Dashboards built around the decisions your team actually makes
Marketing sites, web apps, and the product itself. Built to be fast on a mid-range phone on a mobile network, because that is how most of your visitors will actually arrive.
Server-rendered applications with real performance budgets
Accessibility treated as a requirement — keyboard paths, contrast, reduced motion
A design system, so page two does not drift away from page one
Mobile applications built on the same foundations as the rest of the system — the same data model, the same permissions, the same API — so the app and the dashboard cannot disagree.
Applications sharing one backend and one permission model with your web product
Offline-tolerant behaviour where the network genuinely cannot be relied on
Push notifications tied to real events, not scheduled noise
